Cygwin is the best option because you can easily access all of the installed binaries for use with GUI emacs running in windows. But I don't consider that to be a real native option, it is some kind of weird halfway…
Sure I am, for a personal project, of which I have a couple, a $5 per month Digital Ocean droplet can run pretty much anything I will ever write. Professionally my company uses AWS, and I will concede that you might…
Indeed, I work in many languages with many frameworks, and if my CTO decided that we were going to use Elixir then I would happily start using it. For me personally though, I can't see any advantages of using it over a…
100% This. The use cases for OTP are actually quite narrow, despite what Erlang/Elixir evangelists tell you. Discord is a fantastic use for OTP. Writing a CRUD app with a couple of reactive/interactive pages for…
It’s more usually referred to as pay2win
Cygwin is the best option because you can easily access all of the installed binaries for use with GUI emacs running in windows. But I don't consider that to be a real native option, it is some kind of weird halfway…
Sure I am, for a personal project, of which I have a couple, a $5 per month Digital Ocean droplet can run pretty much anything I will ever write. Professionally my company uses AWS, and I will concede that you might…
Indeed, I work in many languages with many frameworks, and if my CTO decided that we were going to use Elixir then I would happily start using it. For me personally though, I can't see any advantages of using it over a…
100% This. The use cases for OTP are actually quite narrow, despite what Erlang/Elixir evangelists tell you. Discord is a fantastic use for OTP. Writing a CRUD app with a couple of reactive/interactive pages for…
It’s more usually referred to as pay2win